Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1953 volume:

t M ATI D V The theme we hove chosen for the annual thb year is Greek Myth- ology, those classic stories that were so much a part of Greek life and have lasted through all these centuries. At Inglewood there are a few people and things that have become so much a part of the school life they are almost myths themselves. One of the most outstanding of these is Dick Arnett. He has been the track coach at Inglewood for 31 years and has never. In all that time, failed to turn up a good team. No matter how stiff the competition he always manages to meet it. 0 Jjoj JtU. CALAA J Q Jl JJL J J xl tu -A OaLaa -yi_A- 0 it ' (U yt lj_ £ . 7 o -JL.L c?--C, fA tA -O o- C 7 CL LA- yj - J J„wA 4 On campus the figure of “Tricky Dick” is as well known as building 6. Away from Inglewood in track circles he is well known, too. His starting block, which was used in the track events of the 1952 Olympics, is consid- ered one of the biggest boons to track in the last years. Inglewood owes a lot to Dick Arnett. He has done more for track at Inglewood and the Bay League than any other single man. Inglewood Relays, for which he is responsible, are in their 1 5th consecutive year. We, at Inglewood, feel that no man ever has or ever will beat Arnett’s record as a coach or as a man. bfuAi 3 4 This is a god. His name is Clyptone. He never was o very big or a very important god; but nevertheless, he is a god. For the last few centuries . no one has turned to the gods for advice, and Clyptone has fallen into a terrible state. In- activity has not been good tor him. He cannot understand the world of today; it is com- pletely beyond him. It is also hard for him to believe that his world is gone. He spent several years searching tor some of his oW cronies or even a small part of his old world . . . fruitlessly. He then wandered around half-interestedly observing the great panorama of eart$ Four years ago he decided that the search was useless; and that he must find a place for himself in the mad con- fusing world of today. For some strange reason of his own, which is completely beyond anyone else, he has chosen Inglewood tor his new home. Me was not too sure of himself, so he has been ob- serving the world preparing himself for the big step. The time finally arrived for Clyptone to make the descent to earth. When he got here things were even more con- fusing than he had expected lings that puzzle hi has written a journal of his 'them to be. His sunnyypleas- ant, quiet world had been re- placed by a teeming mass of humanity. Nothing was clear to him, everything was with- out reason. Especially the clothes and customs of today’s mortals. Part of the haze was cleared up by the wmcn were given to him by a philanthropic modern, for Clyptone had no glasses in his day; but he always manages to lose them, so they are not of much value. There are many othe observations. Here it is in its it was written. It will not resemble anything written by Micky Spillane or Ernest Hemming- way, but remember, Clyptone ain’t had our modern conven- iences—he is just a god. 5 LLOW MS 0 mSSSN f MV FWNt S-“ 8 District Superintendent—-H. Fred Heisner A I TfcATIO 10 ) Mr. W. C. Smith, Boys Vice-Principal Miss E. A. Beard, District Curriculum Coordinator Mr. H. O. Simar, Coordinator of Attendance Mrs. I. Harvey, Home Teacher Mr. R. Johnson, Coordinator of Publicity Wm. R. McDonald Assistant Business Manager li CAFETERIA BOARD OF TRUSTEES B. M. Galloway, Prelldent Georg W. Bradford, Vico President Jame� A. Mitchell, Clerk Dr. Cecil O. Gorton, Member Elnar C. Matson, Member OFFICE STAFF MRS. LEWIS Home Iconomlt� LEWIS E. PETERS Industriol Arts FRANK S. ROBINSON Commercial JENNIE M. SESSIONS Social Science MILDRED M. STROHL Girls Physical Education GEORGE P. BENSEN Mathematics and Science IVAN J. CAREY Boys Physical Education MRS. GLADYS WADDINGHAM ALBERT WEATHERLY English and Foreign Language Music 13 i A UZ_TV SPECIAL BOYS GYM MUSIC GIRLS GYM Mrs. TorJv, Ingllih Bernloto Sward Horae Metcalf Mildred C. Munro Mrs. Daniels Richard W. Arnett Martin frnaga Thonuu M. Gerhart Daniel R. Nelson Augusta Gudmunsen Vashke Lambrlnos Joan Schuti 14 INDUSTRIAL HOUSEHOLD ARTS lernlce Gange Oanlal A. Cohen Florence Adams Robert O. Angell Kathryn Eberhart Ruth Glenn Wilbur W. Olson Robert Schettland Herman S. Siegel Nicola Alessl 1 Helen Peasley Robert T. Conley (not pictured) Harold P. Dav|s Clarence D. Miller George C. larnum A. Card MATH lucille S. Jones Ethel R. Madland (not pictured) Ruth W. Cochran (not pictured) Charles H. Dillon Mrs. Decay Robert Ewan Beulah Johnson W. A. Komrath Lawrence R. Lehigh Bertha Lockett Ina B. Pace Helen Goodrich Mrs. Rice R. Murrary Mrs. Wight Ruth Herbst (not pictured) 16 SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE COMMERCIAL 5 i±iai± v rh±in vj $TUt T Sherry Winge 1st semester Vice-President Barbara Jones 2nd semester Vice-President I i - I I [«] r Dick Tiberio 2nd semester Big I President Bill Paul 2nd semester Commissioner of Publicity Gary Smith 1st semester Commlssloi of Student Activities Sherry Winye 2nd semester Coordinator of the Calendar Joe St. John 2nd semester Commissioner of Student Activities Bill Paul 1st semester Big I President Roger Fulmer 1st semester Commissioner of Publicity Barbara Jones 1st semester Coordinator of the Calendar Janet Koch 2nd semester Treat Carolyn Vanderveer 1st semester O.A.A. President A'T Janet Vlach 2nd semester G.A.A. President fiMOk la55 abi ?t Row Ii C. Oarrlgo, C. Gervols, R. OmnI«I, P. Torfcelts, S. Amli, � . Hurlbert, S. Cate, 9. Umon, C. Ardanot, N. Martin, T. Blackwood, J. Moion, D. Taeple, M. Rontor, I. Flnkle. Raw 3: D. Peel, C Jally, 9. Warnar, D. Rally, 0. Slocum, J. Burgua, J. O� born«, M. Stevenson, O. Yuseda, D. Minor, B. Halt, J. Davan, B. Banks, J. Rath, B. Dannlson. Raw 3: 0. lundberg, J. Dttmoro, 0. Hotehett, L Wlkhalm, J. Brack, M. Shoup, J. Crowferd, S. Shoulp, «. Tayna. B. Cwavas, B. Undam, R. linfleld, $. Calaman, L remold, D. Ford. Raw 4: J. Gordo, 0. Oorvey, D. Pucci, D. Dorohelm, B. Paul, I. Rubai, . Burbary, 5. Whltaly, J. Segrena, P. ling, B. Janas, H. Hontan, I. Malals, B. Baans, P. Zltback, R. Thompson, B. Hotoro, F. Mayors, O. Smith, G. Wight, B. Ronnord, B. Collins, R. Oaming, R. Monroa. JU lOk Z-A55 A6W?T |,t r0wj B. Pack, C. Fish, L. McGolf, J. Volk, 9. Poggla, V. Back, B. Williams, B. Rlopp, V. Roona. J. Udov, V. Satarlaa, J. laughan, M. Roanar, S. Portion, l_ Schmltx, B. Slotlan. 2nd row: B. Coitions, C. Jonas, D. Smith, M. Wilds, M. Tokats, S. Janat, M. Plant, L Minch, I. Peroni, L Balk, I. Boom, B. Rlaln, P. Stoll, D. Rnobb, C. LaFrombolsa. 3rd row: O. Glllasple, J. Ballon, J. Willos, V. Schoflolld, M. Matson, R. Coskoy, J. illason, S. Hoydan, S. Homarsmlth, B. Sllvor, M. Schwalllar, C Acklay, U Banadlct, D. Rlllon, T. Scott, J. Hlnd- mond. 4th row: T. Montgomay. R. Banstad, J. Parkar, M. Hanson, O. longdon, M. Frugll, J. Cromtan, V. Barrington, J. Hoyden, I. Caray, M. Redman. 9. Wandland, J. Nethercott, T. Danes, B. Ring, J. Dugas, C. Rarnow, D. Draw, J. Willson. 22 $Dt HIJMntiK Lk$$ ABI V5T It . Feldt, N. Jones, f. Pinces, I. Gudmundien, J. Hagodom, 0. Hall, V. Honse, P. Fowler, S. Uren, J. Miller, S. Moore, B. Hansen. Row 7: C. DeWinter, K. High, J. Rogers, 0. Johnson, N. Gifflor, C. Fackett, A. Sullet, J. Hartley. Row 3: T. Brown, C Haberstick, D. McFerson, G. Lappen, P. Hubbord, J. Williams, M. Brock, I. Jensen, J. Norstrom, J. Larson, C. Wilson, B. Brawn. Row 4s G. Mathews, D. McFerson, W. Newberry, N. Martino, C. Veneman, H. Hagward, D. Gregrolre, J. Motter, R. DeRoseax, M. Cashon. Row 5: F. Minior, 0. Unfried. A6I VST Row 1« R. Wallace, N. Crutchfield, M. Mills, S. Quan, J. DuRee, W. Atkins, ). Ricker, J. Doming, J. Corbroy, D. Rayor. Row 7s M. Vickers, B. Boebe, M. Williams, H. Carmichael, J. Burrlngham, 0. Klelnmon, C. Garver, Y. Barham, P. Pedigo, F. Huffman, flow 3: C. Coyle, L McCllsh, J. Cochrane, J. Boam, K. Madoy, P. Shaw, M. Elliott, G. Jolly, M. Freeman, N. Bullock, D. Pod. valecky, I. Wendtand, P. Reynolds, P. Scott. 23 ow i, M. Plant, J. Hartley, T. Meter, P. Davidson. Row 3: J. Hole, J. Mohr, G. Birmingham. Row 3: J. Hayden, J Mathews, R. Ha k. Row 4: M. Stohl, D. West, P. Holt, C Gervais, C. Garriga, R. Gonzales, M. freeman, P. Torkells, B. Jones, 0. Smith. Row 5: D. Potterson, D. Kilian, I. Stott, J. R«t r S. Haydeu, R. Hickling, V. Satterlee, J. Falcinclla, M. Ownby, J. McGrow. Row 6: J. Haenggi, F. Chatton, M. Ryon, F. Heureux, M. Keeman, P. O'Donnell, R. Robinson, B. Ricker, S. Frandsen, M. Shouweiler, S. Winje, M. Oberst. Row 7; C. Garver, B. Thomson, G. Sakamoto, J. Sides, J. Verbeck, J. Stonlch, J. Jomes. Row 8: 0. Clare, J. Guevaro, B. Collins. D. Garvey, D. Evans, L Belger, L Gailand. SECOND SEMESTER HOU ? Di 24 Row Is J. Upton, $. Wlnie, D. Perowteou, 0. Sokomoto. Row It M. Obertt, � . Klopp, B. Honion, M. Toyl®r, P. O'Donnoll. ow 3: u Rcncdict, J. levlnton, 0. Kllllon, T. Scott, M. Oeouby, P. Torkellt, M. Ryon, 0. Woltort. N. Molt, J. McGrow, J. Backlit, J. Hoonggi, Y. Sottcrloo, I. Femold. Row 4s S. Quon, J. DuRoo, S. Urln, 5. Hint git l. O. Wight, I. Hotter, D. Clare. Row 5: J. Jomet, 0. Ponce, J. Motthewi, L Gollond, f. Huflmon, J. Folcinollo, M. Lake, J. Wllllomt, J. Morkt, M. ScboiiweUer. 15 TUI £ T OU y l Ro-v I; Cob Arrillogo, Prei.; Barbara Jones, Vice-Pro .; Batty Denison, Sat. Sow 7: Bill Pawl, Publicity Chair.; Carle Gonxalet, Pott Prat.; Jonet Hath, Traat.; Bobble Hurlbert, Olrl' League; Dick Rots, Cl Centinella. Row 3: Vivian Mount , 13 30; Bill Hampton, Sr. Honor Board; Sherry Wln|e, Co-ordlnofor of Cal.; Joe St. John, Com. of Activities; Chuck Haborttlch, Soph. Pro .; Ken Cornell, Boy' League; Dick Tiberio, Big I. Row At Pawl Pedigo, froth. Pro� .; Sue Qwan, froth. Vlce Pret.; Wayne Conn, Yell King; Jeanette Vlach, G.G.A.; Nancy Collint, Jr. Vlce Pret.; Gone Parker, Jr. Prat.; Shirley Shrock, Annual Id.; Jane Dltmore, Inter Club Council; Jack Garcia, Sr. Pro .; Shirley Coleman, Sr. Vlce-Pret. VDT M j Q d+Af J , .Jjo .. A AZA y A u£ JL u. AA S g s oc y A aA S yC u, co yy y tzcAs 28 31 A V VAL shiriey shrock f d or-,n-Ch,cf pEGGY MARSH Art Editor CLAUDETTE ARDANAZ Aftlvltlo, Editor CAROL BEAMESDERFER Administration Editor GORDON BOELZNER Sophomore Editor TED CARRINGTON • � '' P«� rts Editor MARY DECK « IMty Moooger YVONNE DUNCAN Activities Staff ANGELINA DURRIZZI Photography Manager CONNIE GARRIGA MR. COHEN Advisor MR. ROBINSON latinets Manager MARCIA KANTOR ldrter-ln. Chief JUDY LEVINSON Managing Editor DICK DOSS EdItor-ln-Chlaf LOLA McGOUGH Advertising Manager FRANK MYERS Now� Editor SIDNEY SHEARIN Photography Editor BOBBIE SILVERS WARREN TURNBULL Circulation Editor Sport� Editor ZL Z m VZLA The other day, a i wot stroll- ing in the basement of building six, I stopped at room 107 and saw this, obviously unposed, ac- tion scene of the staff slaving to meet a deadline. The chief instructor, known to Ms able assistants as “W. A. K., is extolling the virtues and vices of a recent edition. From the smiles on their faces It must have been a pretty good rag. 2nd SEMESTER PRESIDENT KEN CORNELL 1st SEMESTER PRESIDENT DOMINIC FUCCI £0 5 BOY'S LEAGUE FIRST SEMISTIR Row 3: Meode, Whltenond, Mololt, Fulmar, Tiberio. Row 3: Rof tery, Barker, Bwckelew, Cornell. BOY'S LEAGUE SECOND SEMESTER Row I: Beant, Whltenand, Carrington, Cornell, Malalt, Fulmer, Draheim, Gilletpio. Row 31 Doming, Meode, Broaddut, Re«k, Honten, Endret, Parker. Row J: Contlglio, Torkellt, MtFerton, Buckelew, Sakamoto, Shrader, Colllnt. Row 4: Raftery, Fuccl, Benttead, Tiberio. 36 ow 1: Bentteod, Porker, Paul, Stantel, Doming, Whltenond, Tlberlo, Reese, Mololt. Row 3: Sokomore, MotKcnilc, Calderwood, Raftery, Wight. Row 3i Carlton, Cothran , Carrington, Rrooddut, Rhoner, Montgomery, Pe«k, Hanten, Rayor, Davidson, Meyer. 1st SEMESTER PRESIDENT BILL PAUL 2nd SEMESTER PRESIDENT DICK TIBERIO 37 1st SEMESTER PRESIDENT SHARON BURBURY 2nd SEMESTER PRESIDENT BOBBYE HURLBERT LZA ZU . GIRL'S LEAGUE FIRST SEMESTER Row I; Burbury. Row 2: Honk, Vondorveer, Satcrlc , Gorrlgo, Torkollt, Zislor, Andorton, Coto. GIRL'S LEAGUE SECONO SEMESTER Row It Hurlbert. Row 2: Gomolet, Co� , M Glodo, Dilmoro, Vlo k, Doming, Uron. Row 3: Ardonoi, Burbury, Jon � . 38 $nnw The Girl's League, which includes every girl In the school, puts on a fashion show every year. To those of us who have never seen one of these modern day displays of feminine attrac- tlon, this needs a little ex- planation. First they have two contests to choose the best looking and most grac- ious girls In the school. When this contest is over they call In the notable Rltq LaRoy, that's what they call her, to Instruct the glrlf In walking techniques. I thought they walked pretty good without Instruction. Then the girls don the lat- est shrouds by the Boston Store. When all this prep- aration Is over, they put on a show for the girls, just the girls, that Is surely a waste of good talent. The girl that learned the most from Miss LaRoy and looks best in the borrowed clothes Is given a free course In how to look and walk well. lvs$ Mnt zf MAAf Zk tow Is Alexonder, Sondol, Atkins, Mr .. Mamet, Fischer, Grainger, tow Dhnni'r Meroni. Strnnlna. Mqkvoi, TAL A'T tow It Udov, Voile, McGough, Peroni, Colling, Satterlec.. tow Is Kavanaugh, Smith, Polk, Lansing, Torkells, Slocum. ei ;5i5T€fc tow It. trod, McGlad, Land, tow 2: Ardanaz, Smith, towsh, Glotz. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY (First Semester) Row I: Uffelmon, Lcikcn, Fohlman, Nlxt, Collins, Peroni, laughlln, Hcnneay, McMohon, Crcoson, Rowley, Courtlondt, Staton, Yates, Jones, High. Rov 7: Lorenzo, Lynch, Keenan, Corbell, Jockisch, Keenon, Granville, Lusby, Schmitz, Plant, Blek, Beam, Schooner, Plnces. Row 3: Peters, Mortens, Toy! Amis, Torkclls, Frost, Irvine, Rots, Hart, Sturgill, Stoll, Honsen, lundbcrg. Row 4: Bishop, McFerson, Motter, Horton, Swonson, Mcildcrry, French Softens, Heisner, Ling, Roemisch, Major, Finkel, Robertson, Willis, Westertmn, Sussman, Dennison, Boekly. Row 5: Oonzafes, Haberstich, Steven: Boelzner, Redmon, Chapman, Hansen, Gough, Davis, Reyce, Wynlen, Napoli, Kritch, Geyser, Lucas, Zieglor. issy, McMahon, Rowley, Slate SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY (Second Semester) Row I: High, Jones, Lelken, tollman, Collin� , Peroni, laughlin, Hennetty, McMahon, Rowley, Slaton, lundberg, Fernald. Osborn, Clayton, Hallenberg Rutter. Row 3: Roemisch, Major, Atherton, Lynch, Corbell, Todd, Keenen, Granville, Lusby, Blck, Plont, Beam, Stoll, Courtlondt, Smith, Pinces Deming, Podovlecky. Row 3: Uffelmon, Stephens, Mortens, Taylor, Amis, Torkellt, Frost, Irvine, Ross, Hort, Sturgill, Siemienskl, Pool, Zurcher, Thomp son, Harris, Meyer. Row 4: Peters, Lorenzo, Myers, French, Heisner, ling, Perrine, Wielond, StefFIrc, Todd, Willis, Reeder, Reynolds. Row 5: Such Verbeck, Bishop, Horton, Swonson, Bean, Wendlend, Huneke, Borling, Wcsierman, Sellers, Logon, Levinson, Williams, Olsen, Cannon. Row 6: John son, Gonzoles, Hoberstich, Weneman, Frlant, Rosenberg, Boelzner, Redmon, Sheorin, Hansen, Chapman, Gough, Davus, Minx, Napoli, Kritch, Geyser, Lucas HOADk DAUI SINIOR HONOR BOARD (•w I� NfmM, lvn fl er(, Torkellt, $ won ton. Boron, Qvnnitrom, Slebort. Row 3: Pronch, Hompton, Dovon, Shrock, Horton, lutby, Irvtno, Jocklth, Oronvlllt, Pfolflor, St. John. Row Ss Xnuth, Chopmon, Davit, Scovlllc, Indrot, Cron, Cunningham. Row 4: Norton, Robblnt, Tato, Oovthlor, Curry, Cough, Holverton, Hontan, Rood. 42 tow ft Hamen, lolken, Olt- more, tlncei, Granville, tow 7: Cochran, Nisi, Wlk- holm. Hart, tubel, Blthop. WT€t;- Z_lJfc OU KIL L.m 43 44 LOf DAQW$TA Oti€t JSlJyV S VKTOklSU S 5 AATU5 f OHJ LUPOUS ISOJMA 46 V T££ | 5 Sophomore Y Toon� Row I; Wool wine. White. Row 3: Jockion, Roybon, Wtiftrmon, Corbel). }DF HDMD£Z Row I: Steffler, Don ion, Reynold� . Row 3: Du Roe, Reeker, Borhom, White. Row 3: OI� en, Huneke, Wendlend. LITTLE I l t U T£lAZ_ AkT5 Z_Ufc I X Row It MacKenxIe, Kramer Row 2: Monroe. Hasara, Rhoncr Row 3: Dlllirtfer, turlingome. Keener, Al� i H JW T£V Row It Martin, Holt, Ooven, Irvine, Schaupp. Row 3t Krltth, Blann, Striefel, Hamel, Roten. Row 3t Mr. Illaton, Broetetle, Napoli, Gough, Yodor. 0UILL a tzDLL a SA «L ; DMTL l 7 Z_U£ How I: Da Lang. Wood, Mahoney, Ramiey, Hwltln, Lovnt, Alton, Hall, Clinch, Oauthler. lu Row 3: Jam � , Turnell. I re ton, ColUnt, Rolce, Newman, Hall, Wood. Row 4; CorMy, Smithion, Rice, Rrwiao, Draw, Hobecker, Reach, Kuglor, ;si so 7 Row lj Mr. Komrotli, Myert, Sheorln, Do� � . Row 7: Kant or, levinton, Silver, Duncon, French, McGough. Row 11 Seller� , Devon, Molt, Merlin. Row 7i Kovonovflh, logon, Granville, Irvine. Row 3.- Mr. lewln, leelinor, Franck, Uwlor, Norton, Drew, •ithop. [ I DMM TT an f 52 CAROL MARGIE MILLS 7MA-JOISSTTS JUN ENIOR GIRLS GLEE ow 1« H«wo h, Thydew, IMkr, 2 � lorncit, Rooch, High, Hoplp, Minch, lu«o� , Moc- Quoric, Packard, Mack, ow 3s R.nk.n, Rla.vld, Kuhl Bynum, Young, McMohon, Mobloy, Nosh, loikcn, Thydcw, Smatllck. ow 3: Grefroth, Klllan, Coroy, Hallond, Horsley, � «� «� . Matt, OWgard, Murry, Collin� , Do Hoog, Atchen- ton, Haddad. . ow 4: West, Hohn, Pogge, Daggett, Werry, Clark, Walters, Johnson, Elly, Potter, Taylor, Masseu, Netson, Edwards, Burney. JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE Row Is Oremlond, Oraves. Madoy. Phillips, Baldwin, Eugelman, Sorbey, Austin. ohre, Scott, Murphy, Gilbert, Nottingham, Eckerk, Williams, Goldberg, Delk. Row 3s Barrow, Shaw, McNomoro, ford, Gomes, White, Patterson, Ropp, Bullock, Benson, Pass, Zurcher, Zurlo, DuMond, Schermer, McDonough, Ppttt- Row 3: Pettlbone, Wolgrew. Archibald, ere.� . Snow, Pearson. Moyer, Hoke, Monos, Rich, Crltchf ield, Wallace, Richardson, Lloyd, Row 4s Hunt!'Holt, Honk, Heldbrlnk, Halverson, Ryon, L'Hcuroux, Doffilng, Horn, Rasey, Hicks, Ricker, Doming, William� , Brewer, Obermeyer, Anders, Nelson. MA VO £M SkT AJHI U5 Ll $TA tow I: Potert, Hufftlmon. tow 2r 0« Nuniio, Monte, Pint ., VIcher� , Kontor, luco� . IaJ+JUL, v Voa- oJ ckJLQ -3u-A-jUoO X, ._ £a- - L CKj C c. J) 5LOO ' AAU _y tAo C$ LJL ui -t(Xv LAX t tL . L-vv p - v— tlT A. - c X -Jvo v o-( . vxA 4r. cx j- O amj u5 5 ap hot S8 - 0 T y ji gu ) o uJ —ILcl _p y - k-JLJL s 3“ O OU -e V-f j JLP CtJLP oloccA; Ax V crJL -jr'-' 4 Lvu -w c «ml • 0 v- A- 4Lt-c- Ajla C t?«-S -t LL 59 2 i DDTLKjHT rUILt 62 fcALLI Yell leoder� Norco J® � . J«o ® r B ° WoyiM Cor� � � , Koy Unfi«� d, Vkhl Sherman. Song loodor� Mcliste Show®. Dion® londberg, � obbic William� , Beverly Berth� , Jonnic Broth. 1 P H K LAS CHISPAS (tow It Falclnella, Styerkowskl, Kelsey, Breete, Hartley, Jan , Oedmuman, McMahon, HaberstHch, Lalkan, Nlxt, Pinee� , Wadlchynskt. Blek. How 3: Sviiman, Fahlman, Myron, Mill� , Doming, Donford, Ricker, Scott, Zink, Somlenlogo, Stitcher, Corbell, White, ZuHa, Hollenburg, Thompson, Habecker. Row 3: Hoplp, Feld� , Steinbeck, Chatten, Pratt, Kantor, Straus� , Boynton, Slocum, Wlmsott, Roodor, Stefllre, Poach, Bradley. Row 4i Walter, Proufy, Olllls, Wleland, Curry, Olo� cie Todd, Cannon, Olsen, Bean, Karst, Carey, Obermeyer, Hansen, Granger. Row 5: Alexander, Selander, Miller, Dennis, Lange, Hoffman, Bolin, Barron, Jackson, Fairfield, Orogon, Marsh, Prenger. PAOI 44 ________________________ LOS CONQUISTADORES Row I: Bowens, Hansen, Levinson, Tralla, Orogan, Dunn, Wilson. Row 3: Irvine, Llnfleld, Duncan, Seller;, Morgan, Fisher. Row 3: Frost, Quanstrom, Burgua, Devon, Murtln, Spears. PAOE 45 ....-....................... JEUNISSE VICTORIEUSE Row It Flnkel, Rowley, Logan, Courtlandt, Slaton, High, Slodal. Row 3t Martin, Matson, Rutlor, Slemlondkl, Cltok, Irvine, Smith. Row 3; Miss Goodrich, Mllbeo, Wondlond, Reynolds, Zurcher, Willis, Cobb. Row 4t Wilson, Colo, Franck, Jordan. PAOE 43 ... SENTINEL SERVICE CLUB Row It William� , Hubbard. Brack, Oliva, Nlxt, lolken, Rayoc, Places. Row 3i McKorson, James, Lappen, Podvolecky, O'Donnell, Doming, Wallace, Jones. Row 3: Carbray. Atkins, HaberstHch, Newberry, Veneman, Do Win- tor, Kassor. PAOE 4S ---------------------------- SENATUS POPULUSQUE ROMANUS Row It Creason, Atherton, Tates, Granville, Lynch, Keenan, Brwestle. Row 3: Mrs. Wight, Meyer, Nelson, St. John, Orslni, Grainger, Steere, Vierllng. Row 3; Bishop, Hart, Westermon, McCraken, Franck, Ives. Row 4: Uffelman, Sims, Collins, Peters, Bertagna. PAGE 4B LITTLE I Row ft Vandeerver, Ling, Minch, Hatchett, Whltely, Bourland, Femold, Vloch, Swanson. Row t Minch, Poranl, Genet, Jones, Schouwleler, Plant, Smith, Rohner, Blek, Benedict. Row 3t High, White, Myron, Places, Silver, Lelken, Jones, Jones, Koch. CLUB OF THE MONTH (INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB) Row It Loach, Cochran, Chapman, Edwards, Edwards, Newman, Hammer, Dunn, Wlochel, Avery, Rice, Otto, Whetstone. Row 3t Hylos, Oould, Lamb, Browning, Dodson. Row 3: Schilling, Bishop, Ramsey, DeWlater, Potter, Wood, Oven, Forney, Burlingame, Doener, Delong, Miller, Cramton, James, Ewing, Keester. Row 4: Redllng, Jones, Smith, Oregolre, Martino, Cothon, Hack, Schaper, Greene, Stephenson, Bolce, Roger, Ooldstaln, Mack. Row 5t Mahoney, Conrad, DuMond, Bradley, Gunderson, Boons, Llttlemouse, Dugas, Musdal, Crlfch, Tatum. 66 THI5 n VLW TH5 MILDRED STROHL, head of the gym department—That is a very important job I’m sure. She has been here since 1926 (that is a long time by their standards). Her main job is keeping the gym together, and from the looks of things, that could become very difficult. AUGUSTA GUDMUNSEN—According to the list of teachers she should be in this office. She toaches seniors every year. I should think she would be bored, but she says every year is different, and I guess it is. JOAN SCHUTZ—She came here after 5 years in the Navy. Zous, women are taking over everywhere. The reason she came to Inglewood is because they had a swimming pool. That figures since she teaches swimming. VASHKf L AMBRINOS—She was born in Greece ... oh, pleasant memories. When I asked her how many really good athletes she had, she became quite indignant and said, “We are not trying to turn out athletes. We are preparing them for future life,” whatever THAT Is. PEGGY MANSET—After one year she doesn't look a bit confused. I can’t understand it. Me, I look like I had re-fought the Trojan war. She told me she went to school in Florida, but not to tell anyone in California. I can't see why, I think Florida is nice. 69 SENIORS Manager! Jeannette Horton Beverly Cartnal Diane Lundberg Louise Hummel Advisor Mist Gudmunson . FRESHMEN Mo negers Sharon Zurcher Margaret Zurlo Frances Huneke Loretta Lange Advisor Mrs. Mantet SWIMMING TEAM Manager Doris Teeple Advisor Miss Schuts 70 JUNIORS Mo'Wj ri Marilyn Rohner Ivalyn Perani Elizabeth Blek Margaret Plant Advltor Ml� Strohl SOPHOMORES Manager Joyce Hartley Henrietta Oliva lla Jenten Donna Hall Advltor MU Schutz TENNIS TEAM Monofiri Marilyn Heisner Vyenne Satterlee Advltor Mr , iambrlnes 4U A Dk VDLL VfcALL $Ut T£ LL T€ WI5 AN ZAfKZT EAL 73 tt MA— KT Q r??Pr lijf i i s m • -j !fi rll SECOND SEMESTER O.A.A. SONO AND YiU UAMti w fr$ DAN NELSON—Wrestling is not as important as it should be. This Nelson turned out a C. I. F. team this year. His men didn't resemble the Roman gladiators but the result was about the same. They managed to win and that is what matters. CHUCK FREEMAN—He only came this year and still managed to do something that has never been done before. His “B” football team were Bay League Champions and that is pretty Important. He also coached a very good Baseball ream, which is what he is really interested In. DICK ARNETT—This name looks familiar. I know I've seen him somewhere. I’ll just leaf through my notes—here it Is. Ah, yes, we dedicated this book to him. I guess he is well enough taken care of, so on to .. . HANK OERHART—Here is a man that has been around a long time, he came here in 1925. That may not be a record, but he has been coaching basketball for 17 years and I know that is a record of some sort. According to the record book he has turned out some pretty good teams and will probably turn out a lot more. IVAN CAREY, head coach—Everyone around here seems to have a title; this one sounds impressive, but you never can tell. He coaches Water Polo, and turns out some pretty good teams, but the competition around here is really rough. I remember this game from somewhere, I am sure it wasn’t this rough when we played it. All we did was try to drown the enemy. At least we were honest about It. MARTY ERNAOA—He is a big man around here. In more ways than one. He Is head football coach and he turned out a very good team this year. This game has surely changed since we played If. Especially the garb they play In. Our togas were hard to play In, but the stuff they wear now is even worse. Of all the coronations I have seen, this one was the most novel. It was, if nothing else, very impressive. The local football team was participating in a decisive conflict. Half way through they clearod the field of bodies and staged a coronation. A girl Is crowned Grid Queen of 1952. The name I learned later is derived from the turf which is called a gridiron. There are also four princesses, one to represent each class In the school. (At right I have placed two pictures to give you a better idea of the set-up. In the first one the student body president, Carlos Gon- zales, Is crowning the Queen, Sharon Cote. In the second she is flanked by her princesses; senior, Janet Koch; junior, Carol Fish; sopho- more, Kimba High; and freshman, Donna Ham- mersmith.) 79 Ron Shondi Tom Montgomery Bob Reck Dick Shrader Barry Bllllngton Jim Rayor Mark Hansen Dick Caorburt Dale Drahelm Bill Stansel 4S Norm Curry Bill Ashby VAk lTV {UmZALL 3 ft ec I 44 £ 26 to 47 r 3 f. 9 $ � t S' f 54 23 39 45 28 31 Bob Kirby Gorie Wight Ron Doming Pool Whisenand Chri Emmich John Norby Bob Boant Dick Ashby Dave Dehlinger Dom Fuccl Jack Sloane Dick Skcobo FOOTBALL------------- I think I should look Into this game of football. Ah, here is a newspaper with a story about the Inglewood game. 1952 IHS FOOTBALL SEASON TERMED HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL Scnts Second In Loop: tarn 7-1 Record Inglewood has entered another grid season Into the record book; and no one seems overly disappointed at the Sentinel’s showing in '52. Rated as outsiders to Santa Monica, Redondo, and dark horse Torrance; the Indians dropped only one game in eight starts and copped second place honors. Coaches Marty Ernaga and Dan Nolson were faced with a definite manpower shortage and lacked strong depth in the 30 some men that did turn out. Throwing a green line In front of a crew of fast, spirited backs, they came up with a combo that clicked to a tune of 30 touchdowns. TROUNCE SAN DIEGO The Sents opened the soason with San Diego, and served notice that they would have to be reckoned with as they plowed under the border city eleven 19-0. Dick Tiberio, top ground gainer for the Tribe In '52, punt specialist Mickey Raftery, and end Bill Autry stood out In their respective fields In scoring the local’s throe teodees. It was the strong Sentinels defense that captured the eyes of most spectators and completely stalled all opposing offences, except the champion, Samohi Vikings. Bob Konnard, Norm Curry, Jim Clark, Bill Stansel, and Ken Cornell were the standouts on the defensive line for the Warriors while Ed Malais, Dale Draheim, Jim Carlson, and Bob Beansall proved to be outstanding line backers. If an All American defensive team were to be named, no one could overlook Curry, Malais or the Sents fine defensive backs Raftery, Roger Fulmer, Tom Montgomery, and rugged Barry Billington. LOYOLA BOWS The Injuns then proceeded to knock over Loyola 20-7 and eke out a 14-7 win over L. B. Jordan. Opening the loop season against 1951 champs, Santa Monica, the locals didn't seem to have the dopth to outlast the Vlke linemen or the magic touch to break up the Ronnie Knox-Boyd Carter aerial combi- nation. Coming back to Sentinel Field Inglewood celebrated the crowning of the grid queen, Sharon Cote, by tromping Redondo 27-6. Tiberio stole the spotlight on offense as he romped 222 yards for an average of 13.9 yards per carry, and accounted for three touchdowns. Inglewood's offensive forward wall, composed of ends Autry and Cornell, tackles Clark and Dick Caerbert, guards Bill Paul and Mark Hansen, and center Roy Benstead, came into its own in the Beverly Hills game, as the fine blocking played a major part in the 33-6 victory. Crosstown rival Leuxinger became the victim of a 46-0 onslaught by the tribe, as Marty Ernaga swept the bench, using 15 men in the backfleld alone. RALLY TO WIN The Green and White closed the '52 season by making up a halftime deficit and whipping Tor- rance 27-7. Raftery rounded out his third year of varsity ball by tolling three teedees and Dick Caerbert took a conversion pass for the last point of the year. WARREN TURNBULL Inglowood Dally News 81 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1i Coach (mogo, Arrllloga, Droheim, Carlton, Malait, Clorlc, Autrey, Bllllngton, Boam, Coach Malta . Row 2: Curry, Wight, Tlborlo, Comoll, Fulmer, Montgomery, Honton, S hands, Nocfey. Row 3: Kirby, Bcntteod, Stontcl, Doming, Rock, Coerburf, Athby, Whisenand, Sloan. Row 4: Paul, Raftery, Skobo, Kennard, Fucci, Rayor, Schroder, Dehllngar, Emmlch. -r FOOTBALL Row 1: Walth, Mottor, John ton, Altic, Kruti, Rodor, Crawford, Stanford. Row 2: Yeomon, Harper, Engle, Krotch, Longdin, Crompton, Padlga, Dehllngar, Harry Miller, Dunn, Matthews. Row 3: Lesley, Sloven, Caloy, Martino, Newberry, HabberstHch, Rooster, Hyde, Sakamoto, Newman, Atkins, Frigaley, Coach Freeman. VAfc lTV £A5K£T£AZ_Z_ INGLEWOOD HIGH 1952-’53 BASKETBALL SEASON by WARREN TURNBULL (Inglewood Daily News) Records will stand far longer than any opinion, but there are few who can deny that Inglewood high school had the best basketball team In the Bay League this year. The Sents climaxed a good season with scoring star and captain Gabe Arrlllaga receiving every honor possi- ble for a prep eager. Playing varsity forward for the sec- ond straight year, Gabe was named all-tournament forward at three cage meets and made the all-league team for the second time. Only beginning there, he was se- lected as the outstanding player In Bay League by the Southern California Prep writers association, named to the Scholastic Sport's Association's all-CIF teem, and topped It all by winning one of the forward berths on the all- Callfornla Interscholastic Federation team. In league play the Indians displayed true championship form, but In a very hot-and-cold manner as they beat ev- ery team In the loop once, and lost to every club once for a conference rec- ord of S-5. Losing far more than Its share of games In practice play, the Tribe made Its real mark In tournament play this season. Starting with the pre-season Bay Shores tourney, the Injuns left a truly enviable mark. In the Shores event the Green wave rolled over El Rancho 77-27 In the quarter-finals, subdued Torrance In the semi's, and then finally lost to Redondo In the championship tilt. All year the Sentinels seemed to have that same kind of fate, always losing to the team that was to even- tually win the tournament. Over the Christmas holidays the squad journeyed to San Diego for the border city cage carnival, and won two hard fought contests from Pt. Loma and San Diego Hoover. After losing their semi-final fracas to La Jolla, the locals beat Helix for third place while La Jolla was downing San Diego for the crown. In the Beverly Hills tourney, the Green and White became the wonder team by downing powerful Filmore high 60-57 In overtime. Arrlllaga sparked a comeback from a 22 point deficit at halftime with his 2S big markers. In the quarter-finals it was Inglewood’s luck to run up against Woodrow Wilson Sauldseberry and a Compton quintet that went on to win the championship In the tourney. Of the ’52-’S3 varsity four first stringers are graduating, while only forward Gene Parker will return. Ar- rillaga, Fred Myers, Phil Davidson, and Bob Scovel all will turn to college and JC circles for their future hoop activi- ties. Reserves Ed Warner, Dave Small, and Wes Memmer, are three other hardwooders who will graduate In June, while sophomores Richard Buck- elew and Dave Welty and Junior Norm Curry will be back In '54. 84 Dave Welty Wet Memmer 85 Bo.kotboll Row It Kouor, Rolftchnol- dor, Monoa, Alexondcr. Row 2: Oral, Nothorcott, Loddy, Con • i 9 11 o. Daw � , Manloy. C RotWctboll Brlggt, Mottor, Carbroy, Krodi, Humphroy, Ackloy. � D Baiketboll Soporttoln, loronie. Brawn AHI«, Schilling, Kwglor Dragon, Cook, Rwttonhowor Woodward, Rlgg� , Kirby. IM« U«m Rubei, Gauthier, Kornow, lamiey, Joieph, «Ice, Smith- tow, Praiie. TotMlIt Row t: Prlett, Pierce, Vin- ton, Ooldttoln, fdelen, Rifle. Row 2: lehl, Webb, Curry, Wend land. 0 H Rithop, Job gen, Rlob, Nethercott, Worthington, Walker, Cunnlnghom, Olcklng. Jim Clarie tarry tllMngton U Malait Jim Carlton L N $ 91 z' Coach Carey, Colder- wood. Reef, Rohner, Norby, Braddock, Mac- Kenile, Arp, Fish, Schudar, Rios. Carey, Petter, Kaupp, G. Forbes, Schlempcr, Zehntoer, Crosby, Lowe,Mandlin, Badonoch, Anders, Ho- becker, Peters, Bishop, Uppleman. .OH'WRT p JIVING 5HRLL0IWIRTER NQDIVINE VAE ITV SA$ £All George Longdln Pot Wol.h BUI Paul Chuck Hart Jack Sloana Jim Royer Gabe Arrllkaga Prod Mayan 94 Tom Montgomery Gil Guerrero Wally Newberry Richard Buckelew JV Baseball Row 11 Rolf i hncld� r. Miller, Cothon, Sidet, E vani. Row 2: Cole, Shond, Mocha, Rwttenhaven. Row 3; McFerton, Carbray, Dunn, Ackley, Humphley, Ore«olre. By WARREN TURNBULL INGLEWOOD DAILY NEWS With twelve boys who played football as well as baseball on the squad, Inglewood's varsity horsehlders played a little of both during the '53 diamond season. After a slow loop start the Sents soared to the top of the league with a 14-2 win over Leuzlnger, a 21-3 con- quest of Santa Monica, and a 21-0 slaughter of first place Beverly Hills. Jim Rayor, Gabe Arrillaga, Bill Paul, Jack Sloan, Tommy Montgomery, Don Burlingame, and Dave Dehlinger were var- sity grldders who carried over their knowledge of scoring to horsehlde sport, while former B plgsklnners Bob Keester, Wally Newberry, George Longdln, Pat Walsh, and Chuck Hab- erstltch helped account for the damage In the lopsided tilts. Sorely missed will be the Infield of Rayor, Keester, Gil Gurerrd� and Arrillaga, as well as graduating pitcher Don Burlingame. Other members of Coach Chuck Freeman's crew who have played for the Green and White for the last time are out- fielders Paul, Dehlinger, and Harold Howarth, and pitcher Fred Myers. Pennant hopes for 'S4 will rest on a host of returnees, as this year's starting outfield all move Into infield positions. Tommy Montgomery will take over third, George Longdln shortstop, and Jack Sloan second base. Catchers Wally Newberry, Pat Walsh, and Tom Crosby will all be back next year, along with number one pitcher Chuck Hart, and relief ehuckers Richard Buckelew and Bill Martin. Chuck Haberstltch will be the only returning outfielder, although several bright flyhawk prospects are due up from the junior varsity along with first sacker Dick McPherson. 95 By WARREN TURNBULL INGLEWOOD DAILY NEWS Inglewood completed o successful season In track, despite losing meets three weeks In a row to Santa Monica’s Vikings. Although weak In depth, the Sents had a good team and enjoyed a top season with the exception of the trio of encounters with Samohi In the Inglewood Relays, annual Samo night track meet, and a triangular among Redondo-lnglewood-and the Vikes. Inglewood was strong In several events, and has high hopes for the '54 season with six of the top performers returning. Bob McKay will be back to pile up points In the pole vault, while Burr Sweeney should continue to win meets in the shot put, and Dick Clare and Bob Peck are returning In the sprints. Tommy Montgomery and Barry Billlngton will lead the Sent hurdling crews, with Dick Leddy and Chuck Vennaman spearheading the distance runners. Top men among the grads were hurdler and sprinter Mickey Raftery, distance aces Bob Broaddus, Keith Monroe, and Dick Palmer, mid-distance star Ed Warner, pole vaulter Carlos Gonzales, high jumper Gabe Arrlllaga, and high hurdler and high jumper Chuck Coffey. VAfc lTV TkACK Mickey Raftery Rob Reck Check DeWIntcr T.d Dowe, check Coffey Berry Billlngton Dick Clare Rob McKey Carle, Oonzale, 14 VM. 96 97 B track Row I: Ingle, Menler, Hren, Jonti, Wood� , Metcalf, Morrow, Mai- io«o, McGrow. Row Ji Alexander, Friant, Pedi- go, D lllonger, Atkin� , Mathew� , Cramton, Wl� 0, Dickinson. Row 3: Reg- ard, Newman, Hayward, Sakamoto, Sloven, Fru- g- li Hyde, Honog, law. lor, Borlow. C track Kosper, Braun, Kirby, Woodward, Motter, Bal- lon, Briggs, Krecb, War- ner, VonPelt, Altic. Cross Country Oeyser, Williams, Car- rington, Brooddws, Stot- tey, Monroe, Verre man, Hayward, Woods. A V2 Z2 c £fC TH£ c C. 100 First Semester Clot 0 «ri: President, Wayne Atkins; Vise- Presi- dent, Rosalie Wallace, Secretary-Treasurer, Pat O'Donnel. Advisor Airs, lambrinos Counselor Airs. Goodrich Advisor Mr. Nelson Second Semester Class Officers: President, Paul Pedigo; Vice- President, Sue Quan; Secretory-Treasurer, Marilyn Freeman. 101 E. Delk J. Doming S. Denkston J. Dlcketls C. Dllks P. Doffing R. Dotson W. Dragon F. Drake I. Dulaney D. Dumond D. Dunn J. Du Reo J. Dye J. Eagles L Edwards B. Eisman D. Engleman M. Elliott D. Ell wood E. Erickson S. Etienne J. Eubank F. Fairfield R. Fought B. Filiis M. Fleming L Fletcher B. Forbes C. Ford M. Fowler M. Freeman R. Freemon H. Frost B. Fuller R. Garcia P. Corouttc C. Carver D. Ghiselline N. Gillis R. Gilmer J. Glrod ML Gomes A. Graham J. Granger N. Graupman P. Graves N. Greene $. Gremi J. Grogan A. Grothe A. Gunderson B. Gwndlach G. Gusemon J. Gut helm R. Hooland J. Haenggi K. Habecker R. Hack W. Hall S. Hollenbcrg A. Halverson K. Hommer D. Hammersmith M. Hank P. Hansen P. Hansen R. Harrington I. Hayden D. Heath M. Heidbrink G. Heiller 0. Holton W. Herd M. Herrian B. Hester D. Hester J. Hoereth L. Hoffman M. Hoke C. Holcomb P. Holmes H. Homan F. Honeke M. Hook H. Hough C. Houser E. Houston S. Howard F. Huffman S. Hughes I. Hultln J. Hylkema H. Jackman C. Jackson J. Jackson J. James J. Johnson J. Johnson P. Johnson P. Johnson G. Jolly B. Jones S. Jones V. Kahre H. Karst N. Kontor J. Kaufman J. K loner 1. Klrby R. Klein O. Klelnman D. Knudson D. Kramer J. Krech C. Krugler D. Kuhl A. Kuhn I. Lange B. Latham 105 Fir� � Somoitor Officer� Secre� ory Treo urer—flaine Pinee� Pretidcnt—Dick Mcforjon Vice-President—Bonnie Homcn Second Semeder Officer� Secre� ory-Treo urer—Joyce Hartley Preildenf—Chuck Habbentitch Vice-Pre� ldent—Sharon Lelken 5D( H£7 l1Dk 5 Advisor—Mrs. Pedorsen Counselor—Miss Munroo Advisor—Mr. Messlnger J. Falcinello R. Foldt A. Fero S. Filler C. Fleckenstein L. Gotland L. Gardiner J. Gilbert E. Gioscio K. Gipson E. Gregory P. Gregory N. Griffin M. Griffith R. Gudmensen L. Hahn D. Hall E. Hall E. Hall M. Hamlin V. Hart A. Harper J. Hartley H. Hayward M. Hellwitz L. Honea B. Honeywell V. Honse N. Horn J. Hren G. Hyles M. Inschwcller R. Ireton T. Irvine C.Jackson W. Johansen O. Johnson D. Johnson P. Johnson B. Johnston J. Justice M. Kasper J. Kasser S. Kaupp K. Keach J. Kirby B. Kirkendall B. Knore D. Knotts B. Kopseng G.Forbes T. Fogue P. Fowler C. Foy J. Fusco G. Glatz J. Golding J. Gould A. Grainger B. Gregoire R. Gwln C. Haberstitch G. Haddad R. Habecker E. Haenggi L. Hammon C. Haneline D. Hannaford B. Hansen R. Haplp D. Hickman K. High P. Hines D. Hodge D. Holmes P. Hubbard D. Huerta R. Hueth R. Hueth R. Hultin J. James I. Jensen E. Jarrell M.Jeppersen B.Johgen B.Jones N.Jones S.Jones W.Jones J. Jordan E. Keenan M. Kelsey B. Konnett B. Kerbs T. Kern H. Kowach K. Kreutz D. Lamb G. Lappen J. Larson 109 .y. um D. Motquorrle O. Moutz D. Mcnegozzi S. Mmt« J. Nelson S. Olsgoord R. Pouley R. Pickard L. Remund J. Lind C. Lockett S. Logsdon K. lorenson I. Lorenz J. Low t. Low S. Mondlln O. Monn K. Monti J. Morkt J. Martin L. Marlin S. Martin 5. Mayor I. Manocco J. McCracken P. McClure C McCutchcn M. McDonald D. McDonough J. Metzger S. Milbee D. Millar J. Miller R. Miller T. Miller R. Mllli D. Morris J. Matter P. Murphy J. Murray O. Murten D. Myers J. Myron 0. Neville W. Newberry D. Nicholson M. Nikkei P. Nlxt J. Nordstrom H. Oliva R. Orslni D. Otanoz W. Otto J. Packard . Pancake M. Past W. Paul T. Pavelo M. Peters C. Peterson M. Peterson M. Pfendler J. Pettibone J. Phillips C. Pineos M. Prouty R. Putnam J. Raatey P. Rayborn W. Redling I. Relnig S. Renken J. Pc rood I. Reynolds R. Riggs J. Robertson I. Roderick W. Rodmon 110 J. Rogers 0. Roetter P. Rosenbeger S. Roush J. Rousseau B. Runyan 0. Schlemper J. Sthonder V. Schwihla 0. Seblts M. Shaffer M. Shaw D. Smith J. Smith J. Smith R. Smith S. Smith f. Soldano L. Stein B. Steinbeck G. Stotts J. Stotts C. Tackett B. Taylor B. Truth T. Tuttcrow O. U(Telman D. Unfried S. Uren I. VonPcIt V. Waller B. Wain R. Walsh J. Wardy D. Warn J. Webb B. Willard B. Williams C. Williams J. Williams M. Wills C. Wilson B. Woolwine R. Tee M. Yeomon B. Yeoman R. Zehntner R. Zeller I. Rwiywi (. Butter B. Rytterager M. Sandberg J. Sandstrom J. Sargent R. Shaitan O. Simpson J. Simmon O. Sims B. Skol! T. Smatllk M. Sparks R. Spence I. Sprague M. St. John R. Stohl B. Stanley H. Terry M. Thompson S. Thompson H. Tayden W. Torkells 0. Truth J. Van Stone S. Van Wig C. Veneman J. Veles C. Vlerllng S. Voss J. Welshoar R. Worry D. West M. Westerman H. White H. White D. Wilson L Wilson D. Wise R. Wolfrum H. Wood 0. Woodfin D. Zllllgitt First Semester Officers Vice-President—Carol Jones Secretary-Treasurer—Barbara Klopp President—Mark Hanson Advisor—Mr. Angell Second Semester Officers Secretary-Treasurer—Margaret Plant President—Gene Parker Vice-President—Nancy Collins •iuZdJiiisiod Jjl ! i Ait OX liliiiiil llihun 2 I ]]lJ =I , _ _ i .1 i I! i i i I vZ jd«-W '-; i Hlnhlil 1 1 i i 2 « J J illlfilii! Jill I ■ «:« ■: d | Hi 511.1 d 0 mi iilil oi jji IpiiopouMM Stimbcrt P. Stoll W. Stouffer I. Struhs E. Stravit Thomas A. Thydcn M. Todd D. Trafford X. Tray wick Woikal J. Wollcol M. Wellington A. Welteo 9. Woodland . Willingham F. Williams J. Williams O. Willson D. Wise ’ A. Silver A. Slaton C. Slama J. Soldano 9. Sorenson D. Smith G. Smith N. Sprvtier J. St err T Stephens N. Stennlng S. Steere S. Steffre H. Stlrltx A. Sturgill C Tallaksen M. Tate I. Taylor A. Telchert S. Teller D. Thomas J. Udov 0. Volk T. Vllleplque J. Wahl N. Walker M. Warned S. Weber D. White N. White t. White A. Williams M. Wilde A. Wiley C. Willis 9. Wolfrum A. Woods M. Wood A. Yates M. Young D. Ziegler D. Vincent 117 Polynesian Paradiso ; that Is a now kind of para- diso to mo. I could have sworn this was a Study Hall this afternoon and now It Is a paradise. It Is appalllrtg what people can do those days. One of the prettiest parts about this paradise Is the lovely queen, Bobbi William, and her court, Carol Fish, Lola McQough, Carol Junkers, Sue Hammersmith, Delores Volk, and Vyonne Saterlee. Ahh, I just love girls . . . k k I HAI S THS Htj vak a? kNNQUN N $ A THS . 2K . y - V i jyp -y vvy SM fv' ZT . . S ' MMT- yr 120 1st Semester Officers Secretary-Treasurer—Marl President—Den Garvey Vice-President—Pat Ling Oberst Advisor—Mr. Rubenstein 2nd Semester Officers Secretary-Treasurer—Phyllss Torkells President—Jack Garcia Vice-President—Shirley Celeman Donna Acton Shlrloy Ami Cormoto Rente Akori Iron! Barlow Joyce Barron Donna Anderton Bob Bean� Vivian Catherine Backer Betty Allan Gabo Arrllloflo Arlene Anno Avth Rachel Alvaro Ivelyn Arrlnjdolo Frank Balloy Carol J. Atlro Mary Jo Atherton RI shard Bromwoll Sandra Brockman Sharon t. Barbery Marshall Billing� Kobort L Brooddus Neill Bollinger Sharon H. Suesen Beth Boyer Carlyn Bushnell Jonnle Brock Id ward J. Bugot Marlene Byron Vernon Bickley Geraldine I. Bole Jam � Bowser George Braun Ted Bronson Jean Burgoo Bill Brooks Joe Brucstle Carol Burket Don Burlingame Margaret ft tty CHo.e Jewel A. Chat S m1 • Carts ray Oarlana Card winnl Ch «ow th � r ndo K. Chrl.� ph r. n Caray Clark Jam . Clark • D , r � Chari . C. C fl y «• Sarbora Cal«M � hlrl y Cal mon Aon C.ron.ky Ch .t r Chapman Danna C r v K n ft. Com ll (Karen Cete Sora Cuevat Horeld Davit fve Cswtn Kenneth Cullen Roberta Davit Ronald Demins Wendell De Winter Beverly Drenler Betty Lea Donation Normo Dlltt Roger Drlnkwlne Vem Crett Bob Dallont Dennit Deane Carroll CrittMleM Mill D. Davldton David Do Min ger Leah Roe FcrnaW Sam FUklin Sandro Gatrell Richard Gauthier Robert Gibson Margaret Gilmer Carlo� F. Gonzales Rosemary Gonzales Bonnie Carol For� from Richard Stephen Fox Dominic Fucci Mary Ann Fucci Connie J. Garriga Donald C. C. Garvey Judith Glassman Jackie Glatz John Charles Gough fllzabeth Granville Claudette Oervais Geyser tarry Goddard Goldstein Gary Graves Marcella Greer Gilbert Guerrero Raymond A. Hamel Jets Hank Thereto Harrington Koy Hatton Diane Honion Gerald Horrl barbara Sue Heoron Virginia I. Grider Ron a Jean Haller Bill Hampton Sondra Grinnan Richard Hallman Sanford Hanlch Mike Hontcn Lucille J. Harrington Georgionne Hatchett Mary C. Hatfield Raymond Hendrix Terry Hendrix Patricia I. Hultln Louise Hummel Deon Nannies Wayne Herron Robert A. Hyde Ronold I. Ichl Oorls Hoffman Maureen Holm Diane Holmes Battle Holt Potsy Jenkins Joon Jewell Jeanne Hoover Jeannette Horton Ruby Houston Harold Howarth Shirley R. Hudspeth David Hulka James Johnson Sophio Kornoies Robert Keester Carol Jolly Rudy Karst Delia Kelley nonie Kilgore Nancy King Gordon Knuth Janet Koch William H. Kremer Philip Knude Paul Joseph Marcia Kantor Mary Kavanaugh Margaret Keenan Bob Kennard Jaacqueline Kewlln Dione lundberg Mary Mcloan Ann Morie Mortem Beverly Lundell JoNcin Mallloux Richard Martin Ralph C. Larsen Frank D. lloyd Kenny lucrexi Bonnie I. Larson Jane Locke Jo Luetke Croce Lutby Richard Mann Terry Mathew Bruce MocKemle Foggy Marsh Dean Monilo Jbn Minx Den Mitchell Keith H. Menree Roger Monroe Phylli� McEldcrry Claudette Morgan Mary Jacqueline Merrittey Willard Merritt . Shirley Evelyn Moe Donna Mondt Karen McFer.on Dorbara Ann Morgan dark Morgan Alleen J. Miller ,r,d Joho Norby Darlene Miner 134 Bill Nlxt John Obermoyer Judith luevo Otbom Joe Neuman Morlenc Obcrtf Vienna Ostrander Dennis Packard Dick Palmer Patricia Patterson William B. Paul Rob Nol� oli Jomas K. Norton Donetta Peronteau Annette Perrin °8d n Toni Oldham .............................. u mm Owen. A OK| y Elaine Ruth Pevnlck Don Prltit James Mark Rayor Shlrlay Pfleffer Wayne Provin Jen Reed Ja«k Pflug Georgia Pryor Maureen Reiter Oilbert Rios James Rogan Ston Pierce Laurie Quonstrom Shirley Rhoades Doris Ritter Patricia Lou Rogers June Powell Mickey Roftery Shirley Reece Martha Ann Preasmeyer Chuck Ramvi Judd Reifschnelder Donna Schorl Robert Scovel Dionne Schaf r liter Schuricht Suxxano Soffens Sidney Shoarln Joonle Rot Lou Ann Russell Sandro Schaupp Barbara Row Claudia Rutter Re« y Schoenfeld Rob Scofield Shirley Sellers Vicki D. Sherman Jack Scott Ted Sessions Prances Shlnogl Marl Smith lilaan Spark. Malin Paul Stoblln William Stansal Mafinal Stavan.an Tom Stott Shlrlay Shrock Tad Shults Thomas J. Skorllch Donna Slocum Donna Smith Dory Smith Joan Spearman Wilma Spaart Bab Steinbeck Sherry Bath Staphanead Jacqueline Striabich Batt jetton Sharon VMt Alan Tlmko Roy Tlnor Ro««r Tomllnton Sondra Ice Tontl Phylllt Torkcllt Ronnie Sylvia Carl Tata Betty R. Undam Joyca L Upton Royca Upton Carolyn Vondarvaar Hattia Tarry Myrttlt Jaan Tatarak Roto Mory Valai Hsial Vida Barbara Thornton Rkhard Tlborio Phylli� Worner Bill Whetstone Lynda Wikholm Pot Wostmon Paul Whltcnand Arlene Wilkinson Valerie Voges Warren H. Woion Barbara Wegner Joanne Volkens Sybil Webb William Wellington Harvey Whorton Carl Wheeler Joanne Wlckhom Oeree Wight Dallas Wilton Eleana Wilson ilUiiliUsit's SisiiiiiiiiiiZ ; 8 ■« „ 'a®� jlll ililiij = 5 S?«3 S ?S ;X I a J • jj 1 ,.| ! T i i l i 3 4 ' iiliiiilliili! « « « ri«Ki«ha� d'W oonoonnttt ■i«K � d («n««idKa 143 KATI V 7 i a£ty 145 146 Tonight the seniors are having one of those proms. I think I will go and see what they are like from down here. Hours Later Here is another sign, Roquet Club,” that makes the eighth since I left the school. They really chose a hard place to find. It's supposed to be here some place, ahha, there it is. It sure is pretty, I had no Idea. Maybe I better go around to the back door. Oh nol The girls are wearing those long things again; I wonder what has happened to the sensible toga. They did so much for a girl's figure. What Is that? Music? I never dreamed that this Is what they danced to. Ooph, pardon me. Of all the . . . Oh, excuse me. Moybe I had better move before I get trampled. I think I will sit down in this corner; it's almost quiet here. Oh, that music. I remember music In my day It was so soft and soothing; It just put you to sleep. No one could sleep with . . . ho . . . this stuff . . . hum-playing all . . . xxxx 5 1 Ok Hours Later What where am I? Where is every- one? I must have dozed off for a few minutes. I had better get out of here. 147 Of all the aspiring thespians in this institution the best known and the most advanced are In the “Senior Play. Every year they put on a performance in the local coli- seum. The play this year was Young April starring Joyce Mason (standing in the picture at right) and John Norby. Bob Evason was the comedy lead (and was he funny). (The lower picture .is the whole class and not an action shot of the play. It was more exciting than that.) Af fclL 148 _a55 HI5TOfcV Let'� see, where shall I begin on this class history? Four years ago they were little and scared but they have surely changed. Whon they were fresh- men, which is what they were called that first year, they elected two presidents Don Garvey and Gary Smith. The only other thing of noto that year was a picnic. It didn't resemble our outdoor spreads with many different dishes and lots of entertain- ment. The main food served was some kind of a dish that they called a “hot dog. The next year they were called sophomores and elected Paul Long and Bill Paul presidents. This was when I received the biggest shock of my life, almost; I saw my first high school dance. It was an affair called Show Boat and it was held in the school study hall. Now In my day dancing was done, on the most part, by professionals or cnebrl- ated crowds; but here hun. dreds of people, in groups of two, do various types of motions to the melodious screechings of a group of so called musicians. This may be enjoyable to the people involved but It makes a very alarming picture from above. They had another picnic but it was too much like the last one to mention. For their junior (that is what they were called then) year they elected Bill Brooks and Sam Carbray presidents. All they talked about for weeks was an affair called a “Prom.” It was called “Nep- tunes Fantasy” (I wonder how old Nep' got In there. He always was good at get- ting in on things) and it was to be held in the study hall. As It turned out, a prom is just a glorified dance. It was about the same as the last except for the costumes. I may be unreasonable about a lot of things, but this was too much for me. I had be- come accustomed to the shapeless straight skirt, suede shoes, and fancy sox but I wasn't prepared for anything like this. Oh well, back to the prom; it was here that Carol Johnson was crowned Junior Queen. In her court were princesses Diane Lumberg, Sherry Wenjl, Melisse Shoupo, Peggy Marsh, Sharon Cote, and Barbara Jones. I have become quite at- tached to this class, and for their last year I lived right down on earth with them. 14t laSS (Tune of Londondery Aire) Within these halls where weve received our learning. And made true friends, and yet have loved to learn. Are all the mem’ries that we hold so dear to us Of high school years. But now it is our turn. To leave these halls, so cherished in the hearts of all. We’ll leave part of our- selves behind, and then When graduation comes. We’ll have our memories. But high school years will go and never come again. fAfcZWZLL Well, the four years are over today and I am off to points un known. It has been a very eventful four years. I’ve had lots of fun, en- joying by proxy, the antics of these mortals. When I first saw Inglewood I didn't think I would last four years, but the time has fairly flown by for me as I know it did for the students themselves. I have heard that these high school years are the happiest but at times they haven’t seemed that way to me. All in all, I guess the happy moments did outweigh the sad; and after all, it is the happy times you remember. A big change is in store for these Seniors after today. They are all starting on different roads now, and soon they will have lost touch with many of the things that have been so familiar all these years. I to say good-bye; they will do it, and forget the past in the eventful future. They are on to bigger and better things, I hope. As for me, I am go- ing to Washington to investigate a letter I just received. I don’t quite understand it. It seems friendly enough, though; it opens with — Greetings . . .....Ml Mil «Ml I « imagine it is a little hard for them w , . „ , rri f 'v '' f y T y Kr. j RONALD AHRNS Swimming Track BETTY L AllANACH Solly Lott SHIRLEY AMIS Hmh of Representatives Scholorship Society Las Chlspas CLAUDETTE ARDANAZ Girl's league Annual Staff DAVID L RAKER Dav JACK A. RARROW JR. football VAUDIS RARSON “Quo' Footllght Guild FRANCES RENTZINGER Fran 0. A. A. OERALDINE ROLES Oerry” RETH ROYER Buff MARILYN R. RLANKLEY Mar Loo” Junior Vice-President 0. A. A. LOIS RLANSNEK “Loo Froshman Cablnot Sophomore Cablnot SHARON RUESEN Shemmle Sonlor Girl's Oloo Rowling Club EDWARD J. RUGOS Club of the Month VERNON RICKLEY Houso of Roprosontativos WALTER BOUWENS ‘■Wolf OEOROE RRAUN Latin Club JONNIE RROCK “Jon Songloador 0. A. A. SHARON E. BURBERY Sambo” Girl's Loagwo President Girl's Stato MARLENE BYRON O. A. A. Secretary-Treat. DICK CAERBERT Varsity Football Ibex JOHN R. C ALDER WOOD Watorp lo Advanced Drama Swimming SAM E. CA3BRAY Junior Pre .Ident Watorp lo Rig I JAMES M. CARLSON “Jim Wrestling Footbcll TED CARRIIIOTON I bowj” Roy's League Vlce-Pre . Varsity Track REVERLY CARTNAL “Bev G. A. A. DELORES CAUSKEY Dee” CHESTER CHAPMAN Sonlor Honor Boord Scholarship Society Admissions Committee JEWEL A. CHASE Jewelle Freshman Cabinet Sophomore Cabinet MAROARET E. CHASE Re tty” 154 Sophomore Secretary-Treat. BRENDA K. CHRISTOPHER SEN “Rree Senior Orchestra Admissions Committee JIM CLARK Jumbo WILLIAM CAREY CLARK Fellowship Club President Senior Rond Student Leoder Science Club CHARLES C COFFEY “CoMev Varsity Track R Football BARBARA B. COLEMAN Barb A Cappella SHIRLEY COLEMAN Skirl 0. A. A. Senior Vice-President WAYNE V. CONN Yqll King Senior Ploy Footllght Guild DONNA R. COREY Roe PHIL CORPORON FHp” KEN R. CORNELL Boeey Football Boy’s League President SHARON COTE Wllmo Milktooit 0. A. A. Girl'� League Publicity Manager EVA COWEN G. A. A. Y-Teens Las Chlspas JACQUELINE CRAIO Jotklo JOAN CRAWFORD Jon A Cappella Choir Senior Glee CARROLL L CRITCHFIELD Tweetle A Cappella VERNER CRESS Senior Honor Boord SARA CUEVAS Freshman Class Secretary Rig Sister House of Representatives KENNETH CULLEN “Ken” CHARLES A. CUNNINGHAM Dance Bond Monoger Senior Honor Boord Orchestra RALPH CURTIS Track PHIL D. DAVIDSON Roskatboll Big I House of Representatives HAROLD DAVIS Scholarship Society Senior Honor Boord ROBERTA DAVIS Robbie Scholarship Society Big Sister Club DENNIS DEANE Club of the Month Editorial Editor El Centinela Club edition DAVID DEHLINGER BIG I Senior Honor Board Ibex RONALD DEMING Ron Varsity Football B� 9 I BETTY LOU DENNISON Student Body Secretary G. A. A. WILL C DETLEFSEN “Bill Senior Play House of Representatives WENDELL DE WINTER Track Bond Orchestra NORMA DILTS 0. A. A. Secretary-Treasurer JAYNE DITMORE I. C C President Girl's League Vice-President French Club ROB DOERNER Rowling Club President Club of the Month Wrestling DICK DOSS El Centinela News Edlter El Centinela Editor Student CocmnM JANET DOVEN Jan” Senior Honor ftoord DALE A. DR AHUM Cobb Roy's League Vice-President Football BEVERLEY DREXLER Rev A Cappella Girl's Olee Club BUD DRUMMOND A Cappella B Track JO ANNE DYER Jo CAROLYN EARLEYWINE Bubbles DCUOLAS S. EDELEN Doug Tennis Teom Scholarship Society JOAN C EDMARK Senior Band Scholarship Society Las Chlspas ARLENE EDWARDS Art G. A. A. DIANNE JEAN EDWARDS Senior Olee LOWELL M. EDWARDS Admission Committee Club of the Month MARYANN EDWARDS O. A. A. PATTI EIMAN Sophomore Class Sec.-Treaswrer JUDITH ELOFSON Jody Fellowship Club CHRIS EMMICH Football ERIC ENDRES Roy's League DAWN ETIENNE Sontof Senior Ploy Footllght Guild ROBERT EWINO Bob Latin Club Service Club RONALD FAUS Ronnie Club of the Month JANE FAUST Jonlo DOREEN FEDER Dodfe Las Chlspas LEAH RAE FERNALD Lee G. A. A. Vice-Pro� Idem A Cappella SAM FICXLIN Senior Orchestra ELEANOR FINKEL Scholarship Society French Club DAVE L. FISH Swimming Rig I JUNE FISHER 0. A. A. Los Conqulstodores Fellowship Club MARY ELLEN FISHER G. A. A. JAMES FLANAGAN Snorky Rifle Club ANN FLOURNOY A Cappella Fellowsnip Club DARLENE FORD Girl's League Vice-President A Cappella Las Conquistadores RICHARD STEPHEN FOX Track Rig I Senior Honor Board SYLVIA J. FRANDSEN Joonnlo House of Representatives Girl's League Cabinet ROBERT J. FREDRICKS Fred Senior Orchestra Fellowship Club ROLAND FREEMAN Buixy Los Conquistadores CAROL FRENCH EL Centinela A Cappella Senior Honor Board ROOER ALTON FULMER Cramp Football Commissioner of Publicity JOHN GARCIA Jack Senior Class President Football CONNIE J. OARRIOA Old's League Cabinet Annual Staff Senior Cabinet DONALD E. C. GARVEY Butch Basketball Senior Class President SANDRA OATRELl Sondy Senior Play RICHARD GAUTHIER “Dick Rifle Club President Senior Honor Board CLAUDETTE GERVAIS House of Representatives Senior Cabinet LEWIS OEYSER Scholarship Society Cross-Country Senior Honor Boord MAROARET A. GILMER “Muggs JUDITH OLASSMAN Jody Annual Staff Junior Cabinet JACKIE OLATZ 0. A. A. HARRY GOLDSTEIN Tennis Club Bowling Club CARLOS F. GONZALES “Cookie Student Body President Varsity Track ROSEMARY OONZALES Rosie Girl's leogue Cabinet House of Representatives JOHN CHARLES GOUOH Captain Water Polo Senior Honor Board Swimming ELIZABETH GRANVILLE U« El Centinela OARY ORAVES Oraves CHARLENE PAREISKIN Chorii ANN PATTERSON Cook l “ Hows of Representotlves PATRICIA PATTERSON Fat Piano Conc rf WIUIAM 8. PAUL Bill Big I President Vor� lty Football IULENE PAULEY S nlor Orchestra JO ANNE PAYNE Jody House of Representatives DOLORES PEAL Student Body Secretary Scholarship O. A. A. Secretary CAROL ANN PEARSON Scholarship Society DANETTE PERONTEAU Donl House of Representatives Class Cabinet JO ANNE PETERSON Jo ELAINl R. PEVNICK Honk Senior Cabinet SHIRLEY A. PFEIFFER Senior Honor Boord 0. A. A. Tennis STAN PIERCE Senior Orchestra SRnlor Bond MARTHA ANN PREASMEYER Marty DON PRIEST Student Director of Band Varsity Tennis Senior Orchestra GEORGIA ANN PRYOR S kootlx Lotln Club Big Sister LAURIE QUANSTROM Senior Honor Board Los Conqulstodores Senior Ploy MICKEY RAFTERY Swlfty Vorsily Football Big I CHUCK RAMUZ Football Wrestling JAMES MARK RAYOR Jim Baseball Football JON READ Senior Honor Board JUDSON REIFSCHNEIDER Judd B Basketball MAUREEN L. REITER Big Sister Club SHIRLEY RHOADES Scholarship Society LYALL H. StIFFE Tennis Team Los Conqulstodores DORIS RITTER Dody Bella Muslca TOMMY ROBBINS Senior Honor Board JOYCE ROBERTSON Scholarship Society MARGARET ROBERTSON Margo Student Council Scholarship Society NAN ROEMISCH Scholarship Society JAMES ROGAN Rod WILBUR ROHNER Senior Honor Board Scholarship Society Big I JOYCE ROOKE Senior Cabinet DONNA ROSE Donnie A Cappella Senior Girl's Glee DON ROSEN Latin Club Vice-President House of Representatives Senior Cabinet VIRGINIA L. ROWE Olngor EUGENE RUBEL Rifle Team Inter-Club Council VERNA L. RUMBAUGH Clobber head MELVIN RUNSVOLD Mol LOU ANN RUSSELL G. A. A. Senior Cabinet JOSEPH ST. JOHN Joe Senior Honor Board Pres. Commissioner of Publicity GEARGE SAKAMOTO Saco Boy's League Secretary Football SANDRA E. SCHAUPP Sandy Senior Orchestra DONNA SCHORLE D. J. ESTHER SCHURICHT Latin Club Senior Cabinet JACK SCOTT Track JOAN SEGRENA Joanlo Yell Leader Sophomore Vice-President AUDREY SEIBERT A Cappella Senior Honor Board Scholarship Society SHIRLEY SELLERS Senior Honor Board Senior Ploy Masque ond Gavel President SIDNEY SHEARIN Sid El Centinela WAYNE SHELL Track JAMES SHEPHERD Jimmy VICKI D. SHERMAN G. A. A. Yell Leoder Senior Girl's Glee MELISSE SHOUP Songlcader Senior Cabinet DICK SHRADER Varsity Football Varsity Track SHIRLEY SHROCK Ma|orette 0. A. A. Senior Honor Board TED SHULTS Sthlltt House of Representatives JEANNETTE SHUMWAY Fellowship Club PATRICIA SIADAL Fat 0. A. A. WERNER O. SILKEY Silk Dance Band Senior Ploy DONNA SLOCUM Las Conqulstodores Y-Teens DAVID R. SMALL Basketball DONNA SMITH Smlty Girl’s League Secretary 0. A. A. GARY SMITH Commissioner of Activities Freshman President Senior Cabinet WILMA SPEARS WlIHe Scholarship Society Los Conqulstodores BILL STANSEL Football DALE STATELY Varsity Track CHARLES STRAUMER Chuck Rifle Club Las Chlspas JACQUILINE F. STRIEBICH Jackie House of Representatives RAYMOND A. SWANBURG Ray Varsity Rifle Team GUNHILD SWANSON 0. A. A. Scholarship Society Senior Honor Board RONNIE SYLVIA 'Hank PATRICIA A. TAYLOR Fat Scholarship Las Chlspas ELEANOR TAYNE flUe Senior Cabinet HATTIE TERRY A Cappella MYRTTIS J. TESAREK Joanlo ROBERT THOMAS Bob KENT THOMPSON Assembly Speaker RICHARD TIBERIO Foarthapo Big I President Football SHARON TIFT House of Representatives SANDRA L. TONTI Sush Senior Play PHYLLIS TOftKELlS Girl's League Treasurer Senior Secretary-Treas. WARREN TURNBULL A Cappella CAROLYN VANDERVEER O. A. A. President Senior Cobinet Student Council LYNNETTE VAN WAGONER Senior Cabinet JANICE VLACH (MILLER) Jon G. A. A. Publicity Manager JEANETTE VLACH G. A. A. President VALERIE VOCES Vo I G. A. A. JO ANN S. VOLKENS Jo EODIE VOSS Track WARREN WAIAN Semi House of Representatives ED WARNER Basketball Track Club of the Month JEDDIE WEBB Big J Senior Cabinet SYBIL WEBB A Cappella ROCHELLE WEBER Shelly- Las Chlspas Junior Cabinet PEGGY K. U WEEBE Root i' Latin Club Senior Cabinet BARBARA WEGNER Out Out O. A. A. PATRICIA WESTMAN Fatty Lou Foet light Guild 0. A. A. PAUL WHISENAND Whli y Varsity Football Boy's League Big I SUE WHITELY Susie Little I President O. A. A. DAVID L WHITMORE Buddy Football House of Representatives JOANNE WICKHAM Jo G. A. A. Scholarship Society GERIE WIGHT House of Representatives Football Big I LYNDA WIKHOLM Girl's League Cabinet Senior Cabinet ARLENE WILKISON G. A. A. House of Representatives Senior Cabinet LOIS WILLIAMS “tow BEVERLY WILLIAMSON “lev Los Conqulstodores Pres. Literary Club Vlce-Pres. DALLAS WILSON Clanty Wilton ELEANOR WILSON Fellowship Club Scholarship Society PATRICIA J. WINDSOR Fat SHERRY C. WINJE Student Body Vice-President Co-Ordinator of the Calendar Freshman Secretary-Treasurer JEANETTE WOLLMER JomT GRACE YASUDO Senior Cabinet Las Chlspas Los Conqulstodores CAROL A. YOUNG Karo A Cappella BARBARA ZANDER Bobs 156 N JHSJHOfclAM . . . Heleno Trollo Mrt. Melba P. Wendlond Acknowledgements To Mr. Daniel Cohen for his able assistance in his first year as an annual advisor. To Cagle Studio, on Vermont, for cooperating so well on our photographs. To Standard Lithographers for printing our book. To S. K. Smith and Company for making our cover. To the Inglewood Daily News for our Football and Basketball stories. To Warren Turnbull, who wrote these stories. To Sid Shearin for his sport snapshots. To Chuck Giles for his designing and execution of the lettering. To the El Centinela for the candid campus shots. and to Mr. Robinson who handled the business end of the annual. Activities I A t A Copp«lto Choir............. Admissions Committee ........ Annual Staff................. Assemblies .................. Big I Club................... Bowling Club................. Boy's league ................ Campus life Stoff............ Chemistry Club............... Donee Bond .................. El Centmelo Stoff............ Fellowship Club.............. Footlight Guild.............. Girl's league ............... Ibex ....................... Industrial Arts Club......... Inter Club Council .......... Jeunesse Victorieuse......... Junior Girl's Glee .......... Los Chispos ................. little I Club................ los Conquistadores .......... Majorettes ................. Mosque ond Gavel............. Modern Music ................ Pep Committee ............... Pep Week .................... Piono Concert ............... Quill ond Scroll............. Pollies .................... Rifle Club .................. Scholarship Society.......... Senotus Populusque Romonos Senior Bond ................. Senior Girl's Glee .......... Senior Honor Boord........... Senior Orchestra ............ Sentinel Service Club........ Song leaders................. Sloge Crew .................. Y-Teens ..................... Yell leoders ................ Administration Administration .............. Board of Trustees............ Cofeteno Staff .............. Custodians .................. Deportment Heads............. Foculty ..................... Faculty Activities .......... Office Stoff ................ Principal ................... Superintendent .............. 54 60 32-33 30-31 37 50 36 57 49 52 34-35 49 61 38 40 49 48 43 45 53 44 48 44 53 50 52 51 6465 56 50 63 50 41 45 53 55 42 54 43 62 60 46 47 62 10-11 12 12 12 13 14-17 18 12 9 9 Trock .......... Woter Polo ... Wrestling . ... Freshmen Advisors ...... Counselors . .. Officers ...... Snapshots .... Students ....... Girl's Sports Action Shots .. Activities .... Advisors ...... Cabinet ....... Closs Teams .. G.A.A. Officers little I ...... Snapshots ------ Song leaders . Swimming Teom Tennis Team Yejl Leoders ... Introduction Dedication . .. Foreword ....... Introduction .. Title Page .... Juniors Advisors ...... Counselors . .. Officers....... Prom........... Snapshots _____ Students ...... Seniors Activities...... Advisors ...... Boby Pictures . Closs History . Closs Pictures . Closs Pictures . Counselor .... Forewell ...... Graduation ... Senior Ploy . .. Skoting Porty . . Officers........ Sophomores 96-98 88-89 90-91 101 101 101 106 102-106 72-73 75 69 74 70-71 74 74 68 75 70 71 75 2-3 2-3 4-5 1 113 113 113 118 119 114-117 149-151 121 142-143 146 122-129 132-141 121 147-148 147-148 145 144 121 Boy's Sports Baseball ... Basketball Cooches ... Football ... Golf ...... Grid Queen Rifle Teom Swimming . Tennis .... Students . . 94-95 84-86 78 80-83 87 79 87 92-93 87 108-111 Advisors ................................................... 107 Counselors ................................................. 107 Officers ................................................... 107 Snapshots ................................................ 112 Student Government Activities .................................................. 27 Closs Cabinet............................................. 22-23 House of Representatives.................................. 24-25 Student Body Officers..................................... 20-21 Student Council ............................................. 26 Students ................................................108-111 159 (J jUuL -X jit+Ji ' u ax si-. rr v, . _ . U -‘ - -Xk J-A. 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